Valentino – Rockstud
790.00 €
Icon-Icon Opinion:
Designed by Maria Grazia Chuiri and Pierpaolo Piccioli for the autumn-winter 2010 season for the Rockstuds collection, the Rockstuds are a racy manifesto for indiscipline. The Rockstuds are the perfect embodiment of today’s girls’ shoes.
Product name : Rockstud court shoes
Brand : Valentino
Description:
Valentino Garavani Rockstud strappy pumps in calfskin with Alce print
– Platinum finish studs
– Tone-on-tone calfskin straps and edges
– Adjustable straps
– Heel height: 100 mm
– Made in Italy
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